Blew and Fearless Race Sparks Territorial Tensions
In a hazardous harbor clash, the Blew and Fearless vie for supremacy as repairs finish on the Blew. The Fearless aids a stranded schooner and the Blew pursues a bark toward the Dark, amid shifting loyalties, near the Territory. The encounter involves the Pearl and other vessels, with private interests prompting competition on the water.
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Imend
Boartess
Johnaue
Klee
Mary Foster
Abe
Pieter
Pondona
Tabey
Sao Francincu
Poan
Koka Hoad
Ae Abe
Islanders discuss chartering race boat for Honolua to Hilo
A group of race enthusiasts in the city considers chartering one of the island steamers to take the crew from Honolua to Hilo. They plan to depart the morning of the sixth and return the same night, estimating a crowd of forty to forty and one. Each member would need to contribute over $10.
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Vito
Honolua
Hilo Tate
Howe
Alumni Outrage Over Founders Day Alumni Participation
Former Kamehameha Academy alumni denounce University leadership for excluding alumni from Founders Day events and for past unequal treatment of alumni on the mainland. They urge inclusion of alumni in celebrations and recall June Founder’s Day observances as a symbol of ongoing institutional ties to Bernice Pauahi Bishop.
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Kamehameha Adamatean
Alamni
Kamehameha
queKin
Kamehameha Dey
Bernice Pauahi Hinhop
Aearontante AN
Divenmiber
Hackmen Fear Highwaymen In City Night Patrols
Hack drivers report growing fear of highwaymen after a spate of robberies. Many carry minimal cash, some arm themselves with revolvers, and drivers at tram and streetcar lines increase vigilance. A driver in Null and Valley Lane stores a weapon at home for nightly protection as security tightens citywide.
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Imore
Foster
Tito
Robe
Tipen
Lanattle
Solty
Sulurbe
Tate
Attorney Ballou Yarns 10 Reporter on Hawaii Judges
The Louisville Courier Journal reports Attorney Ballou Yarns 10 references in Hawaii to Judge Humphreys and Judge Gear as “carpetbaggers.” He cites corruption, court politics, and alleged bribery tied to appointments in Hawaii under President McKinley era.
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Hawai
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Europe
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Contempt hearing dramatizes Hawaii court scene
A fragmented OCR record depicts a contempt proceeding before a high Hawaii court. Judges and officials quarrel over authority while a preacher testifies about legal practice and duty amid tension in the galley of the court.
Vessel Arrives Under Strain at Yokohama Port
The inquiry notes a vessel arriving yesterday from Yokohoma with several slowdowns in weather and a guard of inspection. Medical cases include chickenpox and appendicitis among passengers, while more than two hundred Japanese steerage passengers are counted. A large cargo shipment to San Francisco is expected tonight.
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Pere
Yorkoon
Iain
Elmaeult
San Francisco
Navy
Thmiolka
Yokohama
Toyo
Revised GH Fares And Rules For Hack Stands In Town
The article details updated hack stand fares and rules approved by the public works superintendent. It lists new hack stand boundaries and specific fare changes for rides, including lengths of routes and per passenger charges, along with revised driver requirements and penalties for improprieties.
Arrest Warrant Seen In Jean Sabate Mail Case
A garbled report describes an arrest tied to a mail tampering accusation involving Jean Sabate. The piece references postal law ambiguities, an Illinois or national attorney, and a court examination of penalties for detaining the mail, with a ship diary note about a sugar cargo and weather in a separate tale.
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John Habate
Portal Department
Kenake
Transcendent Arc Lamps Light Up Washington Area
The Washington Light Company plans a permanent installation for arc lamps once the latest model passes inspection. Clarence-Macfaty Tune reports the company has arranged distribution for public demonstration near the main depot. The Heights traffic terminal will see limited operation as part of the plan with no concert schedule in the afternoon.
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Little Punahou Tots Attend Oulu College Christmas Party
Children from Yountow kindergarten at Oulu College gathered for a festive Christmas event. Parents watched as youngsters in party clothes sang and played, then carried gifts to their parents at a staged presentation. The group enjoyed tree decorating and a visit to the old school building where the Christmas tree stood.
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Oulu College
Iid
Minas Fam
Ates
Soli Bey
Hartinat
Miter Wile
Athens
Leper Charity Drive for Kalaupapa Homes Christmas Appeal
A Hawaiian charity note from Theodore Richards asks for contributions of clothes and money to aid lepers at Kalaupapa and Kalawah. Aimed for the upcoming Sunday delivery by steamer, with hopes for generous support to ensure gifts reach the needy before Christmas.
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Kalawah
Hawaian Nord
Ancyone
Courne
Batunday
Tor
Theodore Richards
Captain Amesbury Sees His Million Miles At Sea
Captain J A Amesbury of the ship Hanroke previously on the William St Macy and later the Hoannke laments not seeing his brothers as he sails into Rockport Maine. He claims over one million miles logged since becoming master, with about thirty world circlings and no shipwrecks.
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Tacoma
New York
Macys
Carleton
Rockport
Maine
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Ames
Biaer
Bern
Unusual partnership on city streets shocks onlookers
A blind Chinese man and a paralysed native with sighted eyes formed an odd duo yesterday. The native wheeled a chair while the Chinese man provided the power. They moved along the wharf as bystanders watched, then a photographer captured the scene and rushed to Hooulily Photo Supply to develop the photos.
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Wheeling
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